P puma1552 Suspended Original poster Nov 20, 2008 5,559 1,948 Mar 23, 2015 #1 Runnin 8.2 on both an iPhone 6 and an iPad Air 2. Just realized when the screen dims, on the iPhone if you just touch the home button (don't press), the screen goes bright again. However, on the Air 2, that doesn't happen. Odd.
Runnin 8.2 on both an iPhone 6 and an iPad Air 2. Just realized when the screen dims, on the iPhone if you just touch the home button (don't press), the screen goes bright again. However, on the Air 2, that doesn't happen. Odd.
P Paddle1 macrumors 603 May 1, 2013 5,529 4,542 Mar 23, 2015 #2 puma1552 said: Runnin 8.2 on both an iPhone 6 and an iPad Air 2. Just realized when the screen dims, on the iPhone if you just touch the home button (don't press), the screen goes bright again. However, on the Air 2, that doesn't happen. Odd. Click to expand... It's probably because of Reachability, it's waiting for the second tap.
puma1552 said: Runnin 8.2 on both an iPhone 6 and an iPad Air 2. Just realized when the screen dims, on the iPhone if you just touch the home button (don't press), the screen goes bright again. However, on the Air 2, that doesn't happen. Odd. Click to expand... It's probably because of Reachability, it's waiting for the second tap.
Xenomorph macrumors 65816 Aug 6, 2008 1,402 854 St. Louis Mar 23, 2015 #3 puma1552 said: Runnin 8.2 on both an iPhone 6 and an iPad Air 2. Just realized when the screen dims, on the iPhone if you just touch the home button (don't press), the screen goes bright again. However, on the Air 2, that doesn't happen. Odd. Click to expand... You must have a strange definition of "Easter Egg"...
puma1552 said: Runnin 8.2 on both an iPhone 6 and an iPad Air 2. Just realized when the screen dims, on the iPhone if you just touch the home button (don't press), the screen goes bright again. However, on the Air 2, that doesn't happen. Odd. Click to expand... You must have a strange definition of "Easter Egg"...
G geeshiet macrumors member May 26, 2014 57 0 Mar 23, 2015 #4 Xenomorph said: You must have a strange definition of "Easter Egg"... Click to expand... Right... Couldn't agree more..
Xenomorph said: You must have a strange definition of "Easter Egg"... Click to expand... Right... Couldn't agree more..
Traverse macrumors 604 Mar 11, 2013 7,727 4,516 Here Mar 23, 2015 #5 It's been like that since iOS 8.0. The touch sensor always detects skin contact for reachability.
C C DM macrumors Sandy Bridge Oct 17, 2011 51,392 19,461 Mar 23, 2015 #6 TouchID capabilities on iPhone 6 vs none on iPad 2 perhaps? I guess a better test would be iPhone 5S vs 5 on iOS 8.
TouchID capabilities on iPhone 6 vs none on iPad 2 perhaps? I guess a better test would be iPhone 5S vs 5 on iOS 8.
Alonso Quijano macrumors 6502 Jul 17, 2013 288 175 Mar 24, 2015 #7 C DM said: TouchID capabilities on iPhone 6 vs none on iPad 2 perhaps? I guess a better test would be iPhone 5S vs 5 on iOS 8. Click to expand... iPad Air 2 has the TouchID sensor, which is what the op mentions
C DM said: TouchID capabilities on iPhone 6 vs none on iPad 2 perhaps? I guess a better test would be iPhone 5S vs 5 on iOS 8. Click to expand... iPad Air 2 has the TouchID sensor, which is what the op mentions
C C DM macrumors Sandy Bridge Oct 17, 2011 51,392 19,461 Mar 24, 2015 #8 Alonso Quijano said: iPad Air 2 has the TouchID sensor, which is what the op mentions Click to expand... Somehow overlooked the "Air" part.
Alonso Quijano said: iPad Air 2 has the TouchID sensor, which is what the op mentions Click to expand... Somehow overlooked the "Air" part.